Würde mich einmal mit Hutmacherinnen und Kostümbildnerinnen unterhalten.
http://www.millinery.info/hats_dictionary.htmlATEF – Illustration of the Egyptian Helmet Crown, from the portrait bust of
Queen Nofretete, Dynasty XVII, c.1372
BEEHIVE – High,
tapered crown, Shaped like a beehive. Hat usually has a narrow brim
EGYPTIAN CROWN – Illustration of the Egyptian Helmet Crown, from the portrait bust of
Queen Nofretete, Dynasty XVII, c.1372
FEDORA – A brimmed soft felt hat with
a tapered crown that is dented lengthways. It comes originally from the Austrian Tyrol and is named after "Fedora", a play by the French dramatist Victorien Sardou which was shown in Paris in 1882
HOMBURG (HOM BURG) – From hat manufactured at Bad Homburg, Germany. Soft, elegant, felt hat with
tapered, creased crown and rolled brim that had a bound edge. British version made popular by the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII of England from 1901 to 1910, who went to Germany for the spa. Popularity of the hat revived in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. Worn by British Prime Minister Anthony Eden. Dwight D. Eisenhower wore it for his inauguration as President of the United States in 1953
POSTILION HAT (POCE TILL YON) – Also called the REMBRANDT or REUBENS, from the great painters of the 17th century. Revivals of the style in the 18th and 19th centuries. The post riders of the early 19th century, traveling coaches wore a high hat with
tapering crown
